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Halton Police sending 230 officers to help with G20 Summit security everyone comes back safely," she said. She noted Halton Police is also Lawson said the inner-control zone, sending a mix of civilian staff that will in and around the Metro Toronto Conbe deployed to the G20 staging site to vention Centre, is staffed by RCMP ofaddress cleaning, storage and the disficers only. tribution of equipment required by Their first day of duty on Monday front-line workers. The six individuals was productive, said Lawson, noting will work two different shifts and auga team of Halton officers uncovered ment what the Toronto Police what they believe are caches Service already has in place. of items hidden to possibly Pittman said because all be used by G8 and G20 proHalton officers' vacation testers. and discretionary time off Articles found, he said, have been suspended for this were beer bottles, a square week, and with training time piece of granite and sharpreduced as well, staff became ened sticks. available for the G20. She Lawson said one battle said her understanding is officers will have to wage is that the entire cost of deploywith dehydration. ing the 230 Halton officers SIGNY With hot weather forewill be paid by the federal PITTMAN casted for the week and with government. each officer carrying about Some Halton officers work35 pounds of equipment all ing in Toronto are on straight day, they'll need to use the many watertime and some are being paid overtime ing stations that have been set within with the majority having volunteered the control zones. "They will be supplied with a com- for the G20 duty, said Pittman. She said Halton communities will munications system, a gas mask and a hard helmet. They carry everything have the same number of officers, or they would carry with them on the more, on or available for duty since the front line," said Pittman, referring to number of officers being sent to Tohandcuffs, a handgun, baton and pep- ronto is balanced by the suspension of vacations, other time off and decreased per spray. "We hope things go smoothly and training time. Continued from pg. 1 Heritage Decks Ltd. 905-873-0368 Heritage Decks specializes in the design and construction of custom cedar decks and built-in spas. Every Heritage deck is meticulously constructed with top quality material and totally original design. Call for a free cheerful estimate. Ask about our lifetime warranty! 'Shop Local' EST. 1984 See customer testimonials and pictures at www.heritagedecks.com 3 Independent & Free Press, Thursday, June 24, 2010 Deck of the Week Lifetime Warranty REVITALIZATION INTERLOCK Leveling & Repairs Restoration of Sagging Edges Power Washing Stains & Dirt for a "Like New" Look Polymeric Jointing Sand for a Weed Free Patio Sealing to Protect Your Newly Restored Patio, Driveway or Walkway Beat the HST. Book now! Call Today for Your NO OBLIGATION ESTIMATE 1-800-467-2079 905-873-7773 www.dunroven.ca Traffic chaos expected in GTA Major traffic gridlock during the upcoming G8 and G20 summits is expected to make commuting a nightmare for motorists. The Canadian Automobile Association (CAA) South Central Ontario is reminding drivers to be prepared for significant delays on Hwy. 401, Hwy. 427, the QEW, the Gardiner Expressway and Don Valley Parkway as world leaders are escorted by police into and out of the GTA from June 24-27. Drivers should stay away from the G20 Summit Traffic Zone bordered by Spadina Avenue, King Street West, Yonge Street and Lakeshore Boulevard West. The CAA suggests motorists plan alternate routes ahead of time, use public transit when possible and allow extra time. CAA members calling for roadside assistance should be prepared for longer than normal wait times. For G8/G20 updates check www3. ttc.ca or www.gotransit.com. The G8/ G20 Integrated Security Unit Twitter Feed is at www.twitter.com/g8g20isuca. Train for a career with a future. Pre-apprenticeship skilled trades training will get you job-ready... fast! Attend a free information session. www.thecentre.on.ca 905-333-3499 or 1-888-315-5521, ext. 121 trades@thecentre.on.ca e-mail: hassellsauto@bellnet.ca www.hassellautomotive.com Warranty Warranty Warranty 2005 ELANTRA Loaded, P Roof, 5 Spd, Off Lease 2007 HONDA ACCORD 34k, Loaded, Leather, Auto $22,500 $6,900 2006 MAZDA 6 Loaded, Auto, Hatchback $11,700 CALL

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